Amidst all the hustle and bustle of a city that is said to be increasingly trendy and lively, green spaces are perfect to catch your breath, enjoy silence and, if it is the case, let children loose. The proverbial good weather of Lisbon deserves to be enjoyed in the various gardens and parks of the city center and its surroundings. We chose 30 of varying dimensions and with more or less infrastructures, where one can spread a picnic towel and walk barefoot on the grass or just breathe a purer air and achieve some calmness.
In Lisbon
Admission: 2 €, 1 € (students and people over 65 years old), free (<6)... READ MORE
This 150-year-old garden was planned intelligently using the slopes in the land. It enable... READ MORE
Inaugurated in 1969, the institution, which was born from Calouste Gulbenkian’s philanth... READ MORE
With 900 hectares of forest diversified, the Monsanto forest park is known as the lung of ... READ MORE
Planned under the English Romantic style, this garden has an octagonal lake at its centre ... READ MORE
Close to the Jerónimos Monastery, this magnificent garden of about seven hectares, specia... READ MORE
An attractive botanic garden with, as I recall, three temperature zones, plus the lake out... READ MORE
With an area of more than 10 acres, the garden of Campo Grande is the largest green space ... READ MORE
Vizinho do Centro
Cultural de Belém e do Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, o Jardim da Praça do ... READ MORE
Should the name of the King of England visited, in 1903. Located in the extension of Aveni... READ MORE
The garden fence of grace arose from a recent project that unites the Mouraria grace. Cons... READ MORE
Dating from the sixteenth century, is one of the oldest farms that remain in Lisbon. With ... READ MORE
Located in Campo de Santa Clara, near
the National Phanteon and the São Vicente de Fora ... READ MORE
Located on the largest "Hill" in the Parque das Nações, has a broad view of the Park and... READ MORE
This10 hectares of green have a long history dating back to 1742, when D. João
V had a c... READ MORE
The Monteiro-Mor
Botanical Park, encompassing the National Costume Museum and the Nationa... READ MORE
Fronteira Palace is located northwest of the city in the suburb of Benfica. Built in 1640,... READ MORE
A Rico and diverse set of green spaces oriented to the theme of water. Encompasses six dis... READ MORE
Around Lisbon
Built on top of a mountain ridge over the ruins of a 16th century convent that King Fernan... READ MORE
Four kilometres away from Sintra’s centre is the Park of Monserrate with its exuberant g... READ MORE
A singular and peaceful space where the gardens of the Palace of the Counts of Castro Guim... READ MORE
An example of the Portuguese manor house of the eighteenth century, this palace is one of ... READ MORE
With thick vegetation, this park is facing the sea in a narrow valley, with a stream. It h... READ MORE
Some dreams do come true. This is the
story of Parque dos Poetas, whose design grew out o... READ MORE
In a large forested area, Jamor gathers several sports infrastructures, such as a cross tr... READ MORE
Carefully built between the 18th and 19th centuries, Quinta Real de Caxias stands out for ... READ MORE
In the municipality of Cascais, fully engaged in the Natural Park of Sintra-Cascais, Quint... READ MORE
Built in 1747, the Palace of Queluz follows the rigid rules of the Rococo style, having fr... READ MORE
Spacious and lush gardens of the 18th century English influence, surround the Palace of Se... READ MORE
In the interior of the council, in the borogh of Barcarena, the factory that produced gunp... READ MORE
